Sentence examples for contrasting mindsets from inspiring English sources

Dr. Dweck identified two contrasting "mindsets" from which people approach success: A "fixed mindset" is the belief that success is a "gift" or a natural endowment of talent.

Jade explains, "I definitely see lots of multi-passionate millennials". In fact, it's been said that the contrasting mindset between millennials and previous generations can be linked back to millennials multi-passionate tendencies.

One of the most significant generational differences between millennials and older colleagues is the contrasting mindset around career path.

At the core, this advertisement is contrasting the mindsets of the two families.

(A growth mindset contrasts with a fixed mindset, where you believe people are born with certain traits, such as intelligence or popularity, and they can't be improved).

The Chief of the Defence Staff, General Sir Nicholas Houghton, last year warned of a "creeping aversion to risk" when it came to deploying UK military force, which he contrasted with the "mindset of aggressive risk management" shown by the French in operations in Mali and the Central African Republic.

But AOL's agnostic posture contrasts with a different mindset Time Warner demonstrated about direct broadcast satellite.

She contrasts that with a "fixed mindset" that is promoted by praising intelligence ("You're so smart for getting that project done quickly").

He contrasted this attitude with the mindset in India and China, where leaders understand the need to invest in research.

But he has always been intrigued by opposing mindsets: one of his early plays, Magnificence, contrasted Tory suavity with revolutionary aimlessness.

This contrasted with Frost, who had a more aggressive and combative mindset, often making bold public statements.